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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-15
T,snsf.,s Of P.aI Estate for ItPeOln Co
for the Week Ending Feb s, 1857.

Boo1uBAY-BeIj. Keller 10 John X, ) cDorgal
Ia, d. snO; Il. nry W, wapton, trustee 10 james G
Poole, land, 81.
bkkMtN-J iomas Johnston's minor heirs to Edw.
Brow ;nnd and bui ding, 5000.
BKIs1uL-Akx ! at, 5 ei ala. to Thomas Couch.
LAM, $40; New England and Company 10 L'vi j.
Gum, lots on Inner Heron leland, 81; N England
Inner Heron Island, 81
NOBLE BoEo bartlett Chapman TO Colin c.
c. apinan land, t4Ou; Ara II. snow to Isaac G
~ onins. lam a d buildings. el+5o; samuel D.
W., ma" to hOmas I. Han. lant. 81.
WALDOt ORC Edw ar 4. Ga to Levitt Storer
land aud bui oinYs. { 800; Ielista S. Dreamer to
bertha +. " hlte, land 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-15

Money loaned real estate other first class &C.
curity. highest prices paid tor Bank Stock. De-
posits go interest the first of very mon'h. Dv
dends declared regularly on May LIST and November
st Security is the hrst CON liberation In the invest
ment of all funds. People of limited means wishing
peril city safe depository for their savings where
good rate OF interest is CO staDtly accruing
large their capital find better institution for
such deposits. iebloeod6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-15
A SAD STORY.
a Woman Tortured Nine Years from the
Ineompesency Of hysicians
-kkllr n l4aS


Mrs. T., a lady resdng in n country town in Irdi
ana tells the following painful story: ~ had taken
tr iment ply sicsns for ab tut nre years and
I'd never c-ived perm inent relief til took
your Compound tho eht never should get well
and cr a good deal OF my lime A year ago this
summer was Confined TO my bed and room for five
m n,hs. under tn" doctors care. ] at last made M
my mind Quit him and try YOUR Compound. and
with VIVA, JOYFUL re uhi Ohi feel 90 glad that
tried 1t and Orry th did not get hold OF it nine
years ago" The foregoing i from letter TO rs
dia Pinkhan,, and sufft rers by taking her Veg
etabe Compound III y e-caue the writer's regret foI
years spent In hopeless agony.
4 Letter OF thanks.
Mrs. Lydia + l'inkham Very dear Madam: My
Wit, RE A. Green. has suffered with di-place
ment which caused her unknown pains till had al.
most given up hopes ri finding any Telei for her
But the Guild NJ spirit referred me TO your Vegcta
BILE Con- pound. ! went II mites to pur CHI bottle
aud the frs, two dva-s gave her Immediate relief
and af er the OF the fir bot lie she declared her
seIt rev person, two bottles entirely cured her
Your medicine is invaluable to me. 1t was Indeed d
messen. er of peace in nv Il us. it cured my wife
and GOi knows am the happi' st man alive to-day
GEO. W GREEN, Campti La.
sepl7epd&wly chwmy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
The important influence Of the German cleo

The important influence OF the German cleo
tons OF yesterday upon the peace OF Europe as
well as upon the question OF constitutional gov
ernment In Germany gives the returns a deep In
terest even TO Americans The number OF polit-
cal parties IN Germany is so great and the sub
divisions OF political opinion each with its ap-
propriste name, are so minute that the voting
news Is apt TO be pulling 10 outsiders. The
relch5tag contains 397 members In the body
recently dissolved the strongest section was the
party OF the center, the clerical ultramontane
Roman Catholic party, led by DR.. Windthorst It
Is from this section that Bismarck hopes to make
MS greatest gains. and with the Pope's influence
in his favor It Is probable that the opposition to
the army bill will be less strong from this party
IN the new reichstag, though considerable dispo-
sition TO exercise political independence Is mani
tested by members OF the center. Next In strength
are the conservatives, or pure minister1alists
ABOUT seventy-nve In number, acting with the
fmperfahStic and ministerial group, and making
a reliable support for Bismarck OF about one hum
dred. Then comes the union OF old national lib-
erals and new liberals. The more radical lib
erals. free-traders, following DIR. Edward Lasker,
united with the prOgressists TO form what is
called the new German liberal party. The social
democrats or socialists next In strength. They
have grown from nothing to formidable proportions
within the last twenty years The remainder OF
the late reichstag were sixteen Poles, fifteen
Alsace- Lorrafner'S and eight independents. The
opposition TO Bismarck had about sixty majority,
and be must have gained ut least thirty seats to
have full control As there septenn1sts or sup
porters or Bismarcks seven year army bill among
the candidates elected by groups which are usual
ly found in opposition to him, and as many sec
ond ballots will be necessary, the exact standing
OF the reichstag upon the army bill will not soon
be determined. The question whether Germany
shall be ruled absolutely in its military affairs by
king, or shall be governed by a parliament
chosen by the people, is so complicated with the
question OF whether the army bill is wise war
measure In view Of the probable struggle with
France, that all Is confusion In Germany. 1t is
suggested that Bismarck may be able TO obtain
from the different factions enough supporters OF
his army bill, Influenced by conflicting motives TO
pass 1t, without gaining general working ma
Jority. There are doubtless many Germans who,
for the sake OF promised peace or TO strengthen
the national military power for its death struggle
with France would yield IN the matter OF the army
Dill, but would remain in other things supporters
OF parliamentary government, and opponents OF
Bismarck and absolutlsm. The notable points In
the election returns far received the remark
able increase OF the sociastic vote In large cities
Ike Berlin, and the gain by the conservatives In
the rural districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
LEASE CA11 To-MoRRow.

We shall daily receive Novelties from the buyers Of
the following departments who in New York:
Silks and Dress Goods Cloaks and Jerseys, Ribbons
Feathers and Flowers. Fans. Jewelry and Leather
Goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
EXTRAORDINARY LACE RAReA1ss,

EXTRAORDINARY LACE BARGAINS,
We claim the following which we picked up
in New York last week, to be Enthusiastically
bargains.
Inch black, all silk Chantilly Lace, worth
ali OF I-1fc. only DC. per yard.
4-incl black. all silk. Spanish Guipure Lace,
worth all OF 2oc. only 12kc per yard.
D. = and Finch black, all silk Chantilly Lace,
worth all OF 81 NC; only csc. per yard.
12-inch black all silk, Chantilly Lace, elegant
patterns, worth all Of G5c only 5Oc.per yard.
2T-inch black. all silk, Chantilly Lace Net,
superior quality, worth all of 81 40 only 81 %
per yard.
4O-inch Egyptian Lace Flouncings, in beige
ana cream,worth all of Toe. only SOC. per yard.
40. inch Valencennes Lace FlounCings, .
grand value At 1925 per yard.
2I-lnch Nalencelnnes Lace Net, ridiculously
cheap At 90c. per yard
Nottingham Lace Parasol Covers worth all Of
62lac. only SOC. per yard
Cream EScurial Lace Purasol Covers worth all
OF s.; only 81. 40 per yard.
Fine Cream Oriental Lace Parasol Covers,
worth all of 81. 80: only 81 per yard.
lot of White Oriental Lacealtuching, worth
all of 25c: only l21fc. per yard.
Beaded Goods-Black beaded.
Piastrons west fronts). worth all OF 37Hc.;
only 19c. each.
2oc. each.
Superb line of Black Beaded Grenadines, at
S1.S71S $3.50. 3.35, S3. %, 81 80 and SIS each.
(Second floor; take elevator.)
WOODWARD K LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
EVENING GLOTES.

We are Offering Evening Gloves for ladies' and
gents ut very low prices An article of this kind
you may not want to-day; but the present reduc-
ton warrants you in procuring what is likely to
be needed at any time, and possibly when prices
are higher. Department FIRST aoor-center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
.AsH1NeroN.s B1RrHpAr.

WAsH1seroN.s B1RrHpAr.
We are not open this afternoon. We closed ct ~ N
We sincerely hope none of our patrons were inconve
nienced- II they were visit to house tomorrow
and casual inspection Of the great bargains to be
found in every department of our immense establish
ment will readily convince them that In case Of this
kind will pay them to postpone their purchases until
open for business As in point we viii cite
the Suits for Children-ages to 13-which we are
selling at s295. These goods all WOOL Just the
right weight for this season of the year. Cut and
made according to the very latest patterns and cannot
be duplicated elsewhere for less than $500. Will it
not pay you thsn to wait for NJ when we close early
on washinston's Birthday, We imagine it WILL and
we trust you will see It in the same light that we do.
II, perchance. you have strayed elsewhere while We
were closed and bought your boys Suit come here for
his Hat We are Offering quite variety Of Boys Cas-
simere Hats At &c. each some at 4Oc Polo Caps at
15c., 24c. and 35c.: good values for and can't be
bought elsewhere for less than double the prices
name.
VIII il not interest you. II you are are full grown
man. to know that Offering quite Al assortment
Of Pantaloons-all sixes-st 1895 each: lust the
thing help out your coat and vest until it's time to
buy your Spring Suit:
l. not worth your while pay us visit of inspec-
ton, look through different departments and post
yourself styles and prices before buying else
where! Your time will not be wasted, you'll be
pleasantly entertained and urged to buy against
your inclination.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
MEMS AND BOYS oUTF1rTERs,,
800. so2. so4. 800 AND sOs SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
OUR NORTH WINDO

OUR NORTH W1NDO
has been dressed with Laces and Embroideries,
This department is on the first foor-left CEN
ter-and you will there find as extensive va
riety Of novelties as we have ever shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22

why should've Senate proposition for constttu
tionAi amendment changing the next Inauguration
DAY 70 April goth, that is now in the committees OF
fifteen In the House be complicated with the Grain
blu changing the time OF meeting OF the Fiftyfrst
Congress? tits the universally expressed sentiment
OF the people that Inauguration day should be
changed 70 April 3Oth for two reasons-the nara.
mount one being the pleasure and convenience OF
thepubhc at large, and the other that opportunity
may be given 10 properly celebrate the centennial
OF the nrst Inauguration.
Let the Grain bill be considered and acted upon
separately, and, II passed by both Houses. sub
mitted 70 the legislatures at the same time. Conn.
ing the Two together endangers both. The public
have demanded the frst and are entitled to the
nst eonsldefa;ion' the second is matter OF con-
venience OF Congress, and while IL may meet with
no opposition Is not OF the same general public in
teresf- The committee should not mix the two
questions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
New SPRING F1ASSE1s.

New Spring ELANNELs.
The new Flannel for Ladies' wrappers
Sacques. Children's Coats and Dresses, is the
Tuxedo Repp' woven in q small corded or
repp pattern, the figure being almost invisi-
BILE, producing very handsome effect Color
cardinal maroon. fawn, drab, &c, 81 inches
wide, and guaranteed all wool. Only SOC. per
yard.
27-inch all-wool Orient Cashmere Flannels,
1t. blue, pink. garnet, cardinal, French blue
slate, olive and wine, excellent quality. Only
soc per yard.
.27-inch Striped Flannels, for Ladies' sacques,
Wrappers, Children's Dresses, Cloaks, &C. more
than dozen entirely new patterns, such as
have not been shown before, embracing wide
and narrow stripes in choice spring colorings i'm
harmonious effects. Also medium and dark
colOrin9s. Only SOC. per yard
(Third floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD II IOTIJROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
BIRTH PRESENTS

are being sent ont by every day to those babies
whose births we announce. Many Of these are
taken from our Infants Department, because we
consider useful present is good one. We do
not deny that we think our stock in this depart
ment is we'll worthy your attention. Shall be
glad to show You what we have proof of this
belief. Department second hoOr-left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

DRoPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By A n MIL,
Il LETT, Architect for the purchase Of the rough
lumber and lumber used in the construction OF the sun
Bniding For particulars apply at the building.
GNOR ShE-SToCK GROCERIES AND PRO
visions, with sound young Horse aud Day tonWagnn;
also Furniture for hive rooms cheap. all together OF
separate House and Stable $50. Address Bon s star
Once. f2l-3t.
S1 Ok PER FOOT WILL. BUY THE BEST
epls - Unstable Lot IN city. GA alleys, 20 IT. each
lear l., between 18th sud 18th SITS renting $3.50
Per year. JNO. BOM1.ES Co., 1921 1T. 1885,
DERsoNS CONTEMPLATING STARTING OR
Il changing business can get special figures upon
their outfit of Job Printing and Engraving. TAYLOR
stn ST NV. fla
IrOR SALE-A NEW, HANDSOME CORNER STORE
Il and dwelling, with selected stock 81 grOceres To-
cation excellent For price and fun particulars in
qqre Of BAXTER MCGOWAN, lo0s-lol0 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
ss Esf f E En- TT? : I'LL I'LL ss sss
BBbs Il kk T L Il ssss -
CROCKETT City. Feb. 21st twins (son and daueh-
teri to MIR. and Mrs W. j. Crockett,
80 New Jersey ave. NV.
NOTICE To CORRESPONDENTS
RISTON. Signature is required to your announce
ment.
WE DO IT

to advertise our Handkerchief Department.
That il the reason we selling full sized SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS AT 15 CENTS EACH. OF
course we are not making any profit on them at
this price. You don't need to know much about
the business to be aware of this fact And we
wish to say that you don't want to wait too long
before buying; that is, if you desire any of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22

The amendment to change Inauguration day to
the goth OF April was referred to the judiciary
committee OF the House on the 22d June-which
came very near being the longest day Of the year.
lnasmuch as the amendment was neither republi-
can, nor democratic, nor northern nor southern.
nor sectional, nor political but simply one which
would promote the comfort and convenience of
every class and condition OF American citizens,
north and south, east and west, and one which
had received unprecedented approval from the
public generally, IL was the plain duty of the
judiciary committee TO act and TO act promptly.
The amendment had been carefully considered and
revised by the Senate it Is only half dozen lines
In length, and 1t should have been passed BY the
House In June, or most certainly early In Deem.
Der. II the people OF the United States do not
want II, their state legislatures Will not ratfy it
but IL the people or the United States do want
IL land the Indications are that the citizens of
distant cities take much more interest I'm the
matter that the citizens OF Washington dol they
may wen feel indignant II the measure be de-
feated By theinae1on OF few istless members
OF the House of Representatives.
some persons are trying to work up public sym.
pathy In behalf OF Jacob sharp, OF Broadway rail-.
road Doodle notoriety by asserting that he cannot
possibly live mere than i've years anyway. II that
Is the case, the best way he can spend the five
years still remaining Is in atoning for the errors
Of the preceding sixty-nine.
Rhode Island will enjoy the unusual luxury NJ
tsn-day Representative In Congress. This beats
Co:oraooS record In the Senate by about twenty
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22

The "S C"CORSET will be So on March 1st
Until then 81.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
FOR Observation-Disclosures

ITOR RENT-SPLENDID BRICK CLAY LAND,
Il three miles from Washington. d. c., and three
from Alexandria, Va situated canal, turnpike and
railroad. c. A. SWAMI, corner Charles and Mulberry
SITS, Baltimore. Md. fl1-3ts
IHOR RENT-STABLE IN REAR OF 616 ST n
Il w.. two stalls carriage room. loft and coachlnans
room CHAS ID. FOWLER, 622 St H. W. fly-St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
Nrw SpRrse Goops

New SPRING Goops
Are being opened all through the store. The
Dress Goods shelves and counters are rapidly
filling mp: Silk Fabrics . are mseting with an
susrs quarter. ' Tor American Silks schnowlsdssd
leaders Of the mnfket
m'''h'''s E6 5fz RR5fs'
TApnE On C1orHs.
Have Just opened q new stock Of about twenty
Ave choice stylss and nd, eGlosrs embracing plain
also plain white fancy colors shading from
bun 70 dark garnet, in small neat patterns. Is
d: VIDE a and m %srb Only
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP.
New SrArn LINENS.
We have just opened excellent line Of dne
quote the following Very low prices: '''A's' AA'
I ISineh $Se: per per yard yard
S SSS:i1sS. as Il ps 8. Ss SsIs
The coming season asa.s Of showers 1 and muddy
and stairways The above offers a good oppor-
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
FINE Musn1Ss.
Do you remember Holly Tree Mnslins! Do
nf hT we oacs them
the saInetluality Of standard goods We have
just opened tneIn up again.
Holly Tree Skirtings 10c. per yard
Holly Tree Pillow Case, 16c per yard
Holly Tree Cambria, 12h per yard.
36-inch Cambria Finished Muslns, only 1Oc
36-inch Fine Cambrics, lie. and 1870 per
yard.
36-inch Extra Fine Cambrics Is, 20 and Csc.
6Ineh Linen Finished Muslin. l7c per yard
Long Cloth, lie. per yard.
(Third hoor-Take elevator)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
NEw Tw111ED Corross.
We are showing an excellent line of Twilled
Cottons, embracing number of qualities, the
best yet shown by us, and quote exemplarily the
following.
29,inch Heavy Unbleached Twilled Cottons,
g. 10 and lie. per yard.
27-inch Bleached Twilled Cotton, only 1Oc.
per yard.
29-inch Twilled Duck, very fine, only 12hc
per yard.
29:inch Heavy Twilled Duck, 8 o., 14c; 10
o., TIC. per yard.
3e-inch Bleached Twilled Cotton, especially
for Underwear, only 12Hc. per yard.
36-lnch Holly Tree Twilled Cotton, frequent
~ called twilled long cloth, soft finish extreme
1y durable only 15c per yard.
(Third hOor-Take elevator)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
FOR RENT-OFFICES

I,OR RENT-BY MARCH 1ST, THREE ELEGANT
IL office rooms second floor, Ac(iowan's building 600
st. n.w- apply to j. II. GRAY Il CO., 632 + st H. W.
fc2 3t
I.'OR RENT-SUPERIOR OFFICE ROOMS 1911 F
st. NV, i'll suite OF three heated by steam: well
lighted and ventilated newly built For prices and
permit to see rooms apply r. o. HOFFMAN. 10th
and + SITS. fll-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22

HxYANTED-A YOUNG PERSON WISHES ENGAGE
w ments families seantress or dreSSInaking by
the day or week work satisfactory and best of refer
ences Call address Miss L. NIXON, 500 14th st.
NV. IIool-
xxYANTEp-BY MAN AND WIFE, A POSITION
w man as gardener wife good cook and allndress
or would take charge entirely. Address GARDENER"
Iran 18th at NV fl9-3ts
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS
NV.

EOiS Sth St. above
Grant ave. q rs...S11
AIS. rear 423 n. Ar. .I0.2S
2s Boundary St. ar. 10
4 Boundary star. 10
3 Pleasant Place. lr..-S
90 Blagsien's alley, Ar. g
: Pleasant Place. ir......S
2122 X ST.. 4 r...........S
1916 Bl igden's all .2r-5.5o
LIST a., 30S . st. all. Pr. 3
1888 Blagden's all. 3r....5
No. ,. rear las L St, 1T. 3
No, l, rear l ~ y ST., Dr.. 3
los Bound'y ST. 2r.......3
"a Jackson alley. 2r....S
21st- bet. y Il q sts., IT. -
OFFICES.
0unton Bldg. r25. .4l2.50
Lenox Bldg, r. 3. ........l0
40l 9TH ST.. I'd d., lilo
51l 9TH St, hasem't r.4.10
Gunton Bldg. r 34....,...S
Gunton Bldg, n 3l-33. 3
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

L>OR RENT-THREE SECOND FLOOR APART
i ments; two communicating: furnished or unfur
nlshed with hrst-cass board bath room same floor
f22-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE UNIMpROVED PROP.
srty fronting Capitol Grounds three lots, 2Oxl6I
Ct NV price, "a. 500 to 1000. Address box 14l,
Star Office f2l.3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-22

NOR RENT
II l,S4 Mass ave or unf 40 ST n w. store 500 90
1871 4th l2r so so l22:S Cleveland Or IA "a
1i0S Cor st. ST. f., IL, L. Bl'gs al, Ar 10 30
42S College stn.w.. Tor. % ii Wilson l2 90
ITO Md. Tor. % 420 Wilson ST., 10 90
Langdn Ter. 3 rs, 90 90 81 he. @ RS. 1900
1i2S ST NV, 6r e0.0 604 ne, 4r, stable 1900
l421 lth stnw 6rs.20 30 l1l2 q st. e.. rs. 300
near LIST st. sw. new. g 1916 s. Cap ST., r. 1870
300 lst st. rs 1000 SOB NJ ST. g rs., 1850
1887 A. IS. CAYWOOD cor. 9th and NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,-yo-L Tueslay Dec O.-RFEVI.S-Rccept 80 IL
,ro,ds NJ oO head - a. GOth 81 and ~ cars
- h Iei,wale ackawanna ana Western terminus seven
mainly for shipment ia dressed quarters) were Tor
men went direct tho slaughter houses No trading
Feeling steady
n,c.ed Beef slow A. 5aGc. for Texas and Colorado
idcs and ) -2a7 for Native do, with Choice ana
ENtr, selling as 3Aa5c.
C.llo aivces received to-day quote Refrigerated Beer
&C. CHER last ThuIsiay, with sales at 3-4aoc
per III. -, ~, l., ,,
u.lyet,a Tho Celtic sails tomofr0w with 200 quarters
40 Gu.on steamer this week
CNLVFS-Tsecclpts 90 head, OF which "i3 woro at
co,h Several hundred held from yesterday
Ve,, unchanged. 6asers aud Fed Calves duli ana weak
= 90 A.. for the and 3aJ 3-ic tor the latter,
with mixed lot OF Nc7cTh N'''1 e"i a' - '"'"'
400 he d un d. ~
IN I'D Calves quiet sal1c. for Common to Prime
country dressed V.as. and to Calves selling at 4a'c'
CIV Dressed Vcals steady At l0a2 lie for FAIR 70
tlo,ce, anl Drc,sci Ora SOS weak al 5aCc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, were cars OF l6O1
head car- Jersey cry and cars It cOthst' There
y,a better tone 10 the market day, with sheep nrmcr
and Lambs quO,aoly unchanged
Two cars Uf Tc>a, Sheep sold At 81 75at3 90 Poor TO
Good Native do. sJa.4 30. Poor 10 Prime Lamb sofa
A, .sasG q =, ana yesterday carloa1s OF Choice
C,n.d, stock, averaging 30 IL lbs, a. ~ TO.
chicago Dressed, and . LAS e. for Cty dressed
Dressed Lambs also Ia light demand At
: pa. &c for Buffalo Dressed aud Gao i2c for CITY
Dressed 49,
HOGs-Eccclpt, were - cars Of 70i5 head-25 cars
at Jersey City and 20 Al 4Oth St. MaAcI hIin aud
&c gn"r. Dcaers 5uafJ - for Far &" Primo
oss. carload OF rcnn'y wanna iios- and llg' sold at
81 as 90.
Coun - Dressed ,eady a. Tao l-+c. fos Heavy IA
10 for MedluDl, and ! 4a9c. iOT Light,